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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When sho became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave thom CastoriA
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

As the raindrop foretells storm, so does
. pimple upon the human body Indicate
misunderstanding virus in the blood, which
can be neutralized and expelled only by
DR.. Harters Iron Tonic.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Why take those immense doses OF nausea.
ting mixtures sold as Cough Syrups when
afew small doses OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure your cold.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Not one in twenty are free from some lit
tie ailment caused by inaction OF the liver
Use Carter's Little Liver Pills. The result
will be pleasant surprise. They give pos
tive relief
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Henry Irving, after throwing away $15,-
900 trying to establish the reserved seat
system in his London theatre, has given
up the attempt.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Bodily pains and accidents will occur not
only in the best regulated families" but
everywhere and at all times. Therefore
Keep Salvation Oil convenient. Price 2Jc.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Edwin NJ. Stanton was once an apren-
tlce III the printing office of John Laird, OF
Greensburg, Pa, who died last week.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Golden Medical Discovery" will not cure
person whose lungs are almost wasted,
but it is an unfailing remedy for consump-
ton if taken in time All druggists
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

1t is said that there are no indications
at Holland Patent that Miss Cleveland
contemplates marriage.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Evangelist Sankey is trying to sing New
York sinners into the path which they
ought to tread.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

John Boyd, formerly a doorkeeper for
the House OF Representatives. has become
king of the lobby in the place OF the late
Charles Sheriff.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

There are over two hundred applicants
anxious to succeed Judge Carter OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia Supreme Court.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Henry Probasco, Of Cincinnati, has sent
his splendid collection OF pictures to New
York to be sold.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Miss Sternberg and Miss Kingsford two
school friends Of Mrs. Cleveland. are at the
White House, and will remain till The end
OF the week.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

An artesian well at st. Augustine, Fla,
throws up 100000 gallons OF sulphur
water daily.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Steele may be bronzed by covering it with
olive oil and exposing to the steam Of
kettle OF boiling water.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Cornelius Vanderbilt's new milk house
has thing on it which cost over 81, 900
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Don't hawk, and blow, blow, disgusting
everybody, but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Ferdinand Ward, who is engaged in past
ing tobacco labels at Sing Sing is called by
the warden n kicker and schemer."
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Used Red Star Cough Cure effectual-
ly. DIR. c. Fawcett, Union Protestant
lnfirmary, Baltimore, Md. No depress-
ing effects.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

=, William Z. Chandler, late Secretary
,ne Nay, is thinking of starting paper in
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

Best, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy Tor Catarrh. by druggists. zoe.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

You get comfort for IS cts in Lyons Heel Stiff
feners than in any other article
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

A politician is honest when all other
means have failed.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

The Best Porus Plaster, Carriers,
Smart Weed and Belladonna Plasters
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

rs f"'Sose ff 'ois'g fer TIE legitimate E,,,i-..,
disSaSs HHdEbe yc.f,y.f f7sU. UI.iatyJ ,Is,SS,gI
Gains 20 49, i.0asaH!s q 1a4-.' gladly te,,.,
lthas s'ooitAe toftwenty years NJ believing r.
cal pain, Promoting regularity Of seasons, and b,,i.h
weakness, backachc and consequent nervous d.t,e.-
Probably no other woman in tie world r,e,;v..
many letters OF thanks as LYDIA f. pinlb,r, :,
Lynn, Mass. Mrs. = OF Enfield, y. L -
Il will simply say ;ha; your Vegetable Compounded
You recommend II TO bc. i: has aree ne Uo,,y, >
Gnod." another LADY write, from Ottawa as follow. e,
have just today bough,the seventh bottle OF your y.-.
table Compound, have used two boxes OF Pills and s-
e'al packages cf your Sentative WASH and >uk !, b,,
rsh;;o &c youtow much good derived from your re.
oHes. 2isy are 4 rc-a!ay Cof-scrE All the pa;o,
and aches have almost disappeared my stomach !. much
stronger TO and feel myself in rovci every w,y"
Price n. Said bV al nru--i...
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

= Relieved and cured BY Or. J. A
r Sherman's method. Those who
L. cannot avail themselves OF per-
an have home treatment alp iancs
Tor $40 only. Send stamp tor cir
Fay, New York.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-19

A few days later the ladies of Leafy
Hall we're sitting in the morning room
whenthe maid brought in a card and
said a gentleman had called to see
her mistress. NowAunt Judy had been
very busy all the morning working
for a bazaar, and she was at present
engaged, with Gays help, upon a
beaded pincushion.
BLESS mel" cried the old lady. roll.
ing over a box of delicate pearl beads
in her confusion. Here's my nephew,
young Marston, come to see me, with
out so much as days notice. Very
inconsiderate of him; and dare say
he's been in England a month or
more. Ishall scold him for it. And to
come when Pm so busy, too, and not
fit to be seen although tits afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Omeers Elected Ehs Business sf the
6raas CA1sp Cozrplessa.

Great oA1sp Ceupiesea
The business of the Great Camp Knights
Of the Maocsbses was completes yesterday
and most of the delegates ielI tlas eity GA
the evening trains. tie proposed hanqae'
having been declared or. Ilae ALesEesoA
delegation arrived viii about twsaty i've
members. bat having been dlsAppalnieo by
not receiving thsiF uniforms, did nol jsiA
in tbs procession. They were escorted 10
thc haA privately where tAe ofoef cor
daily Welcomed tAoin.
The forenoon session vas called u oIaef
by the Great Commando 81 ~ ceieeh
viii AL the deiegsies present lnciueine t"e
Who had arrived sucs a0lo4nment Tues
DAY night making total % -e4 delesates
or ihs roll.
The Auditors salary was placed al 50,
and the Finance AaeptI end the I'm
mandeT a. POD ihe lseSo1a keeper al 81
0oO. Win $3.50 for EXPENSES. q ~fEe pef
ION ol the forenoon wss taken ug in hear
inr REPORTS af the committees discussing
motions and resolutions re .1ilFe % cl~nses
II lke laws mons Ot wbie4 are oi plhiit
interest Il no eCft3n was fas en. A fesniN
tion was ad1ried 90 reief al amendIuenis go
fhe Exseutifs ComHiftfe. wlicl shall fr-
pnr Al the next meeting wsfh sNCn recon-
mendafions e. lhfg So tf. ne ne1icAi
Ixalainer was Instructed io aplsoye ap'ii-
cations 0i persons satltrsg i4uu erTiafa la-
iurles. conditioned FlAt tA-Y ae upt emitted
to Any benefits under the p-o, sels toi
disability.
The ~ cord Keeper Wa lnf'Iuc' ed - IA
tne rate q assessment according - ttr
now ez saue iaa'es ~ rates, 4nd lake Af
all old certificates i1 fhe irs. ana se,1ne
c.a.ses where they cpni.e with ile Tables
aud Issue ncN ceIiihcate without cxpensf
a. i1e holder
Az the aheTa03u session ihe report o. the
Committee on Miesfe end Per Diem was
adopted and oiAceT4 atfe elected ~ hi-
4o9e
raA Gfsa, Com maader Rowland Con
no.. Easi 1seiusS-
Gsess Clmmaadsr--J. s. Ayers, Pofs
Bnro1.
Iieat Commsnder ID r Markey. Graad
RI rl3s.
C4sas Recsrd Ke@per-E. S. Boynson.
Pali 4iar-n.
Crest Finance Kseper-Ra3egt :. Whaiey.
Flint.
0geas Prelate-L K. Daniels, Midland.
GREG. Medical EzGmiaeT --i.. L. ilLoails.
/ Nd. Port Hlron.
Grelt 5 ssrcaanl -6eo. W. Frar. LANSING.
Great N. ui -C. 4. llo9fcu Monroe.
Cfe4. Frs. 81. OF q. William 81 Garner,
7 Tlusfiue.
C7sat second Y. Of 6 l. Esiaborough,
! Grsa ssuenA-C. IS. Nerrs,ie Meoosta.
/ al F4ek-s--W. 5. Linton, south ragi-
Z ps =.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Hon. e 2. Hrirss Pan rcr Cen.erzctinz
tne ffrrf. ~ sife Dronah.
10 ffe it.ior " fho rtf5ess-IlEaaLa
As oar West Nion.ean Farmers Club
pes-ee its regular meeting t1 d8r. au3 there
Is ~ opportunity ~ rea-hiuz farmers
thrclrh ii. discussions ast space II vou
e. tl-sr oat q couple of suggestions g. fhs
MANY f-.ers eho reai voer pa1er Ths
severe af lth. c,usiag q slori has crop sto
ia a..1rfs. makes ii necessary lor
zee lsrEsrs 90 we ail ihe forage ressl 8le.
The corn crop 81 rgfEi1g prefa1tllsig
end n some cssas is already diving
a.. desire e. urge fsrrasrs - CIT
~ su1 shoCs their cora before ite stalks
become dle1 fnd worthless fof foa-
a. lie tars ~ clil Nai. aiaof the ker-
re.s are siigaty v's1ei fi out better 81 cuf
ua and shocked loan i ief 0n the hlIi unfi'
f8e sislss drr ue. sad tie rsire 81 the
sfe.s ss- lodtsr. y CIT in rf1e Tl.i 80 vsrv
xses. tie coming T5liff tnoileT rnFEes-
On is 81 rs lrer tas cu-r. sel.s ST o1ce-
AFTER Cltfirg -5slFfen tlf IUEs q sboeks
uifh Rocbirs cuifivsf0r 0r soriua tooth
hsrrow or gang piov. ani sov fsN re st
re rae % one and oue-hsil bushels ~ tie
sore.
hen ve get showers TIE RE vii come
o. Sd zfeT ra8.8iT. and 81 the farne- vet,
his ccrH sod Stalks o8 tae EroIn3 sz-lY ks
csn pasture ire re untl very Izfs IL It's
fsn. This re vii 40 sffora past-z-aus ia
tne spring foE fpo weeks or more befof.
the STsss - suff cienLy grown for thsf pnr.
pose + T. BK1sss.
Grand RAPIDS Aaz 2.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
FISHERMAN TALKS
WHAT ne SAID TO 4 FLOUR KING.
The ktshsriss Question Of Littis f8por-
t.aes fn the states -CsuAd4 Very
Aodsrsts-Ihe DomisiSn Right
IA Catching t4shsrAsA-

WDSIPzs. Aanitoba. Ang. l0.-On his
way % ths Northwest Senator sherman
lFaFeled = considerable distance with Ssns-
tor Ogelvie. the great nour- min king OF
Canada. OgelYis today stated that be dis
cGsss6 Commercial Union and the fisheries
question fully with senator Sherman
and the latter assured him that
the fisheries question was but q
trdins one ia the nited States and OF in
tersst 20 few people Of Massachusetts, aud
Maine only. the e.tzsns generally oi the
United States took little or no lnteIestln The
question. sherman further stated tnat he
regarded toe action OF the Dominion Gov
efnmeDt upon the question as perfectly
within their rights and extremely modsr-
ale. de said the Dominion ras quite right
IN catching and punishing the thieves who
persisted "a stealing their Iish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
cHAurAeoYANs IN a RON.


b4S@As ID Zen nt.Ee->'~
gANEsroes. \. l-, AGE lar gAs sanHsl
meeting o. TIE CesutxnQus Assembly Asso-
eistioa yesterday broke up n rew between
iks sulhcnties u tes sssocisszsa and Ihs
cottage hsldsrs. AkSa 80 peg = sElssdsa
sad the meeting wzs presidsk ever -
President Miller. Wien The Aanusi elec-
ton came the row began. Il was agreed
after considerable squa5oling % F<Fsa.t eot-
tage holders - vote. BAT no proxies were
accepted A C. Wade, OF jamestown. who
owns a c0Itage, but whose nstGe Ez- not re-
corded On ghe books. Was refused sote,
although he had the deed slEh hin. The
decision was greeted with cheers and 1lsses
and finally Ailler refused 70 pui motion
by " ade, appealing lrom Tbe decision OF
the chair. " ade then pat the melton nIiu-
self and his position was sustained % =
large vote. Amid great oonAus,oa President
AiileT declared tne meeting adjourned, Dnt
Ar. Wade moved that Sir. OSire, 81
Cnautauqua, be gnaa< ClaiTnian, which
carried. President AilieF ordered pOice-
man 10 arrest Wade. The o.iicef old not
obey. Ar. Gale took tie chzir. aud y ade
moved the fepesl ol some portion 81 the
bylaws. Nlel Gale aftemf tet 10 pat Tie
ficUon he was arfesle eo aid dragged ircui
tie platform. Mzde was $50 arrested anu
the meeting broke up ia confusion. The
cotlagSrs are excited aud indignant and a
lively time Is GApec, ed
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

4 Walinzford diTa-ch tells = 8 8 -tt ~
tween tTo BIZ s11-7saE serties "a Cor e..i- r
iake. e. Nsiaar15~I Ihe lsrEest wss esf-
z1a-e3 r. rr - fs-v po8r6s Ia1st wb1 81 ~
= say ths ths turtles wo1ld e>t sevsTzi fe-t
sF1ft ard tksn come toTerneT ike fl5e heTii-
nae an1 the C1sn 04rlsrd. tho1xh not = IA
snch Esrions results Ehen tosstber 20
rssErsters wouid scasch - catch car sn5 for
tisse = ~as snybo9fs ftht he cDntest-
sntz. wkich ~srs nsz- Re tcp u ~ wsser
vers - in*er-st1s 4 re sTrz7 fst tkey
fss5sd = nets ~ spprsscs q fhs ne. = TIE
bost an@l ozs ~.s ssfzd ~ the e2a a1d
nea~ly cart8red Ia Fr~s- st-enTsh ea3
veisbt rroTsd to- r1scs for IS weaH - csp-
saz. $40 nec-zvsrlly r.. lssEisaed - bod 20
nve binseA frans taxing a header into ~
wstsr---Ckfosgs TAxkss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
TIE crop PROSPECTS.
fns As0s Droath Damaging ths0a
ssssxsss la ths " @stsrn states.

1@fEAest t411 - 11tEEG o~4t1es
"AskfsGIos. Aug. I0.-Tks prospect a
moa.h ago was for = very fsAsy crop Of
torn and he rate ii y.eii zoont the average.
Is condition IA al tie States of lie Atlantis
coast Is nov animp4lrsd znd 0f a very hisa
promise. In Isxzs sad IsaEesses tAs
conGizban hss declined materially. n the
esnual corr region however. ia The valley
Of rhs OHIO and Missouri where two-tniFcs
of ne crop Is kroEn. aud the conEasFeiAi
supply = proc lIsd. very heavy fecGctlon
las taksa place. which las made tns "a
uoua average 5O-7 instead u Si.l l2st
month. iha cause l. the long co0unued
croaIh which has ceen TIE seserest IA
Kansas. Illinois, Indiana. Ohlo and Alciai-
gan. Nebraska has been se0rc1ed on The
southern border. aud Iowa aud Missouri
escaped with com mparallve!y light loss, IS
have the more nor. hem states. SeYea corn
surplus States stand as follows. Ohio. -,
inGiana, "a. Illinois, 00 Iowa. ~ Kansas
o., Nebraska, l3.
The condition Of the spring wheat. re-
ported very low last month from the raw
ages 0I the chinch 0ug. Is not improved ia
the August returns. but has fallen on very
slightly. the general average being s.. tWo
points less than the August returns Of lzst
year DaAota has made 5iiknA Aai-. anu
stands the highest ia condition. The aver
age Tor Wisconsin . IS. Minnesota, a.
Iowa. =, Nebraska. -; Dakota, s.. IN the
| extreme last and On the P4cinc Cossl the
condition OF sprlng w4sat Is nigh. There
| IL 40 report Of winter wheat or the present
month. as Il s Too early 10 obtain results.
IN the Oat crop there Is no change. Part
OF tie breadth was harvested Al the last re-
| por-- The condition averages 500. which
indicates that the crop Is slightly under the
/ average.
The barley crop promises % yield rather
better than was feared last month The
eastern product averages d higher condition.
| but = reduced slightly since the last report.
The average Is So. indicating nearly an
average yield
| The buckwheat area cultivated Is pgactl-
| cally the same as last year and averages
! ABOUT S3 ia condition.
| There has Oeen great reduction since the
lst of July III tie Condition of potatoes.
almost entirely The result OF the drouth.
| There Is no material decline on the Atlantic
or Gulf coast. but the injury IS severe IN
the West. The loss during the month as
reported is fully - per cent OF the pros
| pectlye crop
The fruit crop IS very poor. There viii
be few apples outside OF New England and
I New York. There will be partial crop ~
Michigan and In Ohio. Every State har-
vest Will be nearly failure.
The hay crop IS also greatly reduced IN
the West The general average Is 50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

1t has come at last. That for which
Thousands Of prayers have ascendei HeaY-
enward, is wiih US. Rain, Elegant we.
water. II came about 8 o'clock last even
Ing with soothing sense of felitf bFiDs;ns
with l. i cooling and refreshing afrnospae-e.
II continued 10 ram 9ri;e heii ~ simes.
throughout the night, Tor which scoIcasfl
and pa-ched humanity viii lhca-
the Almighty and p-ay that aneiJor such
drought, a hGS iast passed, NY Des-r ne
visited uDon TIE Valley cry asai9. The
benef that will &c derived frai this l.li
OF raia cannot be estimated, ous sh-. tsa
city wakes UP shis morning i 49, wsaI q
brighter. ireshcr look than is hs- d0ne fD-
a month, tns people will bfeat.e easter,
and the merl-rs Of the Noa.d ui Public
Works VII eei that a great lOa4 has been
lifted from their shoulders.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Prosec1iEg Attorney samuel p. Cav
hss been 'resortlBg7 81 Grand Bave0 and
Highland Park ~ the past week or tsu
days vas in ths ciiy yesterday. de cams
~ WITH tiis Intention o. resumiug business.
but happened 70 gisncs a. TIE tbsrmoms'sr
about tro CLOCK. ard as he fgars -
cs1ehf his ere be wifes ard rstarges r.
tie Michigan ~sFafozs 81 TIE evenifr. Hs
is looking baie ard hearty and FRESH ss 3
daisy r the dew. He could faik ~ uatfsiug
tut .ske nTeszss and surf bathing and ss1is,.
30 have forgotten tssi be owes silexisncs
" Kent county friend vho has f,@en
with him fSf iss vs~ vsek .sYs tisst kssu
il 3 rnesf enthusiasts bzfhsr buf vsf IN
i1ckv iD suying Dstklne suits He fu--
chaaed two or TIRES ~ TIE fssf iorist&
rsttern, bat they Wers n rssterisi r4i<i
seersed - hsve t~<a made - rk~f~f sr5
after Ussrg tb>Ee snce orsfvsjce g wss sirns,~s
rnE,sss bic 70 re- tbsF1 81 or ~ sesn -
esfae iursrieft and 5sris-sd be reula
Asvs s9EnstbiBg neTs ooBvenisnt Tfs
rsxt dz7 hs srpesred csd 5na so-f ~
Mafhef Hubbard arrangement which
Be ssvs = comfortable snd works verv
nicely sxoePt when be stbsnpx y svsn
backward
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
. POSTED The MONEY.
The Gable Rosd Assured Pact The
Company intead PnsAior tbe Work

The Gable Rosd ar Assured Pact The
Company Intead PnsAioe tbe Work.
The Cable road deposited their certified
check for $1,000 with the City Treasurer
yesterday and are already hustling the
work both On the Cable road snd the
G7ar lrille-ave lire. Contracts for al the
iron sad woodwork have been IL and
no,iarv will delay the company in loa-
p'e.inv gle l.aes ef0-a snow Gees. = si.e
q. - 81. 80. ..e Iron f9r tha caelo road
is alrea.ir on The eraa li Sons Te9ule gss-
iefoar eroeael that fLe Cable rad ~el
loi ls DuIit. 4 ile olt. t.l4lla FfE "a.
pl.eit .n tAc -lt.es tae Il3A- need
Jose 40 sleep over iie razor
for fae company arr 600
shrewd 20 'ose th- Franchise granted ~ e'n.
go ssr ncinine ~ the - 600 wil,4 IS isr-
.e.fsl Il TIE inss afc uof ,9-.;. py De-
cenleg 80. D.r ei t.e eflcrfs % ace f1-
pagv Sal. tes.-fcss 3U saIfree
;se way fAe itrp.s - olond i.allas lave
ae.1c q farl pur COMPANY. 4aey sNv- 8
ts O. osr l-a.c4. ara y lf8 sAat N.-
secured tar.ush fAeir alce-manic Icf-
seu t-e,. they ia s.e. ol our ccpos q
tli $50 casl o. etl4-1a.ee ci good isiit,
walle tcey tsvr atter -e.n.fc 'ha GA
comnans fo no .uel i..nr. ia tD, f5se ni
henerea th.l-Ana 4oi4r cfr IA. fae
coufraefor vl7 only refi. aired Al. .ea lI+
UuJ tsnj. ulHe we nere csn p-lioi te 1s-
rosit fbat amount 81 ca.G. fef onI
/ irsuc.sse uas granted cfeff body ,st
w.Cid uef tErast b. seT an~ flnI
Ue ! ID lse ir ..lls. r.t n. tpr ih.
ue.. laey ,fF uc 80. iA..t .ti.4 iI.f
cattle ro.d. What my wis s1T c4i Z
/ Glu't kr0r. bgi ttiHk iHf ur.ne tf.r t
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
The E.co Croo saaiy Damaged.

CHARLEs-os, 5. c., Aug. i0.-Reports re-
ceiyed thia morning from the freshcts IN
the rice districts indicate a total loss of the
crop on the Savannah river. This, II is estl-
mated, reduces the Carolina rice yield 10
about half = crop. About 10000 acres OF
rice are now under water in the rice Sec
ton of Carolina and George. The rice dis
trict around Charleston is uniniured. There
will be 10 serious damage done here unless
high easteriy winds should ser in and back
~ salt water Cd the plantations. The river
a. Augusta was "a feet at o'clock this
morning. l. has since fallen slightly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

RdcHEsrEG, X. y. Aug. lO.-The United
Labor party convention IS ATTENDED by del
egaies from various parts OF the State.
The majority OF delegates are Knights
cf Labor. There are no melters "a
George clubs of New York City present,
bat there ore few "aati-povIey' men from
rural districts. JON J. Sunio, of Syracuse,
member Of the State committed lav0Es tie
union OF all LABOR parties Oh tic state iicket
this fall. but thinks each organization
should have It's separate platform.
The convention was caiied 70 order 1T :
o'clock =. N. After the election OF per
manent chairman and an address by Miss
Kate Peet, the convention adjourned I'LL
10 o'clock tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
An Injunction Against a Boycott.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. 10.-Rennous
Kleinle & Co. filed petition today for AZ
injunction against Charles 7. Pohlman and
other members of the Brushmakers Union
and William J. T. COoney and others oil
the Federation Of Labor, to prevent boy
coii. which the petitioners allege is threat
ened against them. The bill alleges that d
boycott would be most injurious. as their
brush goods are mostly sold to mechanics
most o. whom belong 10 the Trades Union
A preliminary Injunction was granted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
A STRANGE SHOOTING AFFAIR.
a Doctor and His Wife Found Unconscious
ina Chicago Hotel.

CHICAGO. Aug l0.-Dr. J. II. NoOonnsil
and wifr. OF this city. were found tonight In
their room at the Briggs House unconscious
from the elects OF shots ia the head, pre-
spmabiy inflicted 1y themselves. Tie shots
were heard and their room was ia meaiately ly
enIer4d ana they were lDLnd rs
described. The couple have boarded
al the MOTEL for sometime aud 40 reason Il
known .for the attempted suicide, Or. Nc
DOnJe is not likely 10 lys. Dat AIS = lie fe-
coveted consciousness and viii survive. she
refuI Ies - talk about the strange affairs.
Mrs A.cDOnreils maiden name was Ailc
Butt er. aud sho y said 10 be Z niece of ten.
Butkr. Her urs. husband was u Bos cn
man named kusiis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

OMAHA, Aug. 10.-Mr. Moore, of the
Union Pac.hc, Acknowledges that he has
rendered his resignation as general passen-
ger AGENT of the Union Pec;fc road, TO take
eject September l. C. :. Stebbins, genera
ticket agent, aud =. r. Shelby. assistant
general traffic mana1er, now located al Salt
Lake City, have done likewise. All of these
positions, as also that o: the general traffic
manager, which is now held by I. l.. KIM
ball. have been abolished. Mr himball
will IN al probability accept position on
the stai of Vice President Potter